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Prepare yourself for the 15th annual History
Meets the Arts (HMTA) event, June 14-16 in historic Gettysburg,
PA. At Lord Nelson's Gallery, you'll meet with over 30 artists
in person during this three This will be your opportunity to see and purchase the latest original paintings, speak to the artists in person, or have your print personalized. You can also purchase that rare, hard to find book or learn how a bronze sculpture is created. Then explore the contemporary 18th century period accoutrements made by some of the country’s finest artisans. Discover the art in powder horns, porcupine quill work bags and neck knives, tomahawks, traditional pottery, and more. |
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Show Hours: Thursday June 14 5:00 pm to 9:00 pm.
Friday June 15 12:00 pm to 7:00 pm Saturday June 16 10:00 am to 7:00 pm Sunday June 17 - Gallery spaces will be open from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm. No artists are asked or expected to be present. Artists appearing (so far) at Lord
Nelson's Gallery include:
As artwork for the show arrives, it will be placed on the Original Art section of our website |
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You can travel from place to place taking part in the Edible Art Tour on your own or on the courtesy shuttle provided during the tour hours. Tickets are $35.00 per person. Tickets may be purchased by calling The Gettysburg Festival at 717-334-0853 or by secure payment online by clicking HERE. You may also wish to contact us at Lord Nelson’s (1-800-664-9797) to secure your spot. Tickets are limited and may not be available at the door. Lord Nelson’s Gallery and our satellite location for the show at the Gettysburg Fire Community Center are on the Edible Art Tour. Thursday night admittance will be by ticketed holders ONLY. Free admittance will be Friday and Saturday. More details regarding the Edible Art Tour and the other participating galleries is available by clicking HERE. |
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 History
Meets the Arts weekend throughout historic downtown Gettysburg runs
in conjunction with The Gettysburg Festival for 2012. The Gettysburg
Festival is a 10 day long cultural arts festival offering music, theater,
dance, children’s and culinary events, many of which are free and
open to the public. Some of past year's headline events included musical
performances by Kevin Eubanks from the "Tonight Show" as
well as Gilbert and Sullivan theatrical performances, Bob Newhart,
James Earl Jones and more. You can see the Festival offerings as they
become available, on their website at www.gettysburgfestival.org.
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Several artists will be displaying at Lord Nelson's Gallery main gallery, with the other artists displaying at Lord Nelson's satellite showroom at the Gettysburg Fire Community Center, just a block and a half from the gallery. You'll discover other participating galleries, artists and locations through the "Gettysburg Festival" website detailed above.
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| There you are with the highlights!! Please contact us if you would like more information. You're also invited to visit www.gettysburg.travel for complete information on Gettysburg including accomodations, attractions, restaurants, etc. Thank you. | ||
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Lord
Nelson's Gallery
27 1/2 Chambersburg Street Gettysburg, PA 17325 1-800-664-9797 ~ email: info@lordnelsons.com |
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©2012 Lord Nelson's
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day event. Artists exhibited work as painters, sculptors and traditional
18th century period accoutrement makers. The artists represent
a wide variety of genres including 18th & 19th century periods,
Native American, Celtic, wildlife, landscape, nostalgic, and more.
The
History Meets the Arts show kicks off on Thursday night June 14th
with the Edible Art Tour Preview Party from 5 to 9pm. Attendees
will depart satisfied and inspired after visiting half a dozen galleries
throughout Gettysburg’s historic district, meeting with fine artists
and local top tier chefs, and enjoying both artistic and culinary
works of art. Local restaurants and chefs will tempt you with their
specialty delectables, desserts and imaginative themes, all with
the brilliant oversight of former White House Chef (1994-2005) Walter
Scheib. Complimentary wine and beverages will be served. 